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"Parental Love" In addition to providing workshops and teaching an Art Clay Silver (supplement)training, I also design commissioned. The last is less frequent. Particular to the commissioned work is that there is something required from me. This is certainly different, after all, in a workshop or training, I want something from my students. During the elaboration of an order, the student upwards into me.
So I recently received an order from the oldest brother of my husband Michael - my brother in law Janneman.
He asked me to work on a pendant design and deliver two copies. One for his sweet daughter Tamara Naïche
and the other for her mother, Dia Wolfs. And he clearly thought about design.
I get a few months to complete both pendants and deliver them with a matching necklace. And I may say that the end result has become great. Insanely beautiful, like Janneman calls it. The whole process is again a layout taught me about metal clay, I had to use all my technical thinking and working skills to give these designs properly stature.
The ladies wear them now. Attached pictures show what Janneman intented to depict to his precious daughter and her mother. The poem that he wrote for them belongs to the pendants and explains how he came to this design.
Dear Janneman, Dia and Tamara, I felt it an honor to perform this task.
I look back on a lovingly project and wish that you may wear them many years. Love ya all!
So I recently received an order from the oldest brother of my husband Michael - my brother in law Janneman.
He asked me to work on a pendant design and deliver two copies. One for his sweet daughter Tamara Naïche
and the other for her mother, Dia Wolfs. And he clearly thought about design.
I get a few months to complete both pendants and deliver them with a matching necklace. And I may say that the end result has become great. Insanely beautiful, like Janneman calls it. The whole process is again a layout taught me about metal clay, I had to use all my technical thinking and working skills to give these designs properly stature.
The ladies wear them now. Attached pictures show what Janneman intented to depict to his precious daughter and her mother. The poem that he wrote for them belongs to the pendants and explains how he came to this design.
Dear Janneman, Dia and Tamara, I felt it an honor to perform this task.
I look back on a lovingly project and wish that you may wear them many years. Love ya all!
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